Kremlin cautiously weighing 30-day ceasefire plan proposed by Washington — 302 posts — The True Story

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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia laid out a series of conditions that Ukraine might reject, but displayed a willingness to continue talks with President Trump.
The New York Times
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Putin noted the difficulty in monitoring ceasefire violations along the 2,000 km contact line of the conflict and raised the issue that Ukraine might use the temporary ceasefire for mobilization and weapons supplies.
China Daily
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Ukraine's Zelensky accepted the plan following a meeting between US and Ukraine officials on March 11.
Hindustan Times
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday responded tentatively to a U.S. proposal that would institute a 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war.
CBS News

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